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Sauser & Henzi win marathon world's

Christoph Sauser (Specialized), 31 and Petra Henzi (Fischer-BMC), 38 took a double victory for Switzerland at the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Championships in Verviers, Belgium on Sunday.

Sauser battled compatriot and defending champion Ralph Näf (Multivan Merida), 27, for the first 80km of the 105km race in the Ardennes region of Belgium before a mechanical problem with his chain, followed by a puncture put Näf out of the race.

Sauser kept up the pressure and eventually crossed the line over 5 minutes ahead of Belgium's Roel Paulissen (Cannondale), 31, with Thomas Dietsch (Bianchi), 33, of France in third.

In the absence of defending champion Gunn-Rita Dahle-Flesja, who is recovering from a stomach virus that has ended her 2007 season, Henzi's main competition came from Germany's Sabine Spitz (Ghost International), 36, who eventually finished two minutes behind the Swiss woman. Finland's Pia Sundstedt, 32, was third.

The men's fields included two notable names, albeit for very different reasons. Finishing in seventh place, just under ten minutes behind Sauser, Italian Gilberto Simoni demonstrated that he's also quite useful in the dirt. Simoni, 36, has twice won the Giro d'Italia (Italy's equivalent of the Tour de France) and has indicated that he plans to finish his career with a stint in mountain biking.

Just ahead of Simoni, Belgium's Filip Meirhaeghe, 36, is one of very few mountain bike racers to have returned to the sport after being busted for doping. Mountain bike world champion in 2003 and 2002 world cup series winner, Meirhaeghe was caught using blood-booster EPO in 2004 and suspended for two years. He said at the time that he would retire, but returned to racing in 2006.